Manhood

Rediscovering Chivalry
Introduction Chivalry, often associated with medieval knights, may seem like a relic of the past. However, its essence continues to resonate in our current society, albeit in different forms. In this blog, we will explore how the spirit of chivalry has endured over time and examine its relevance in the context of contemporary values and behaviors. While the traditional codes of chivalry have evolved, elements of honor, respect, kindness, and empathy persist, shaping our interactions and promoting a more compassionate world.
By Keep Walking Lad!3 years ago in Men
Unveiling the Hidden Consequences of Sports Betting
Betting's Secret Cost Betting is in many cases depicted as a thrilling and glitzy action promising the possibility winning enormous and transforming one's life short-term. The charm of raising a ruckus around town can be compelling, bringing individuals from varying backgrounds into the universe of club, internet betting stages and sports wagering. In any case underneath the outer layer of this apparently innocuous diversion lies a secret value that numerous people pay - betting compulsion. In this article we will dive into the clouded side of betting investigating the impeding impacts it can have on people connections and society all in all.
By Banty Saar3 years ago in Men
A Father's Influence
There is a fundamental truth about our lives that remains constant: we are all shaped by a collection of influences and experiences. Among these influences, the role that our parents or significant figures play in our character formation is pivotal. I am a testament to this truth, as the person I am today is profoundly influenced by the life and lessons of my father. The compass of his teachings – honesty, integrity, sincerity, faith, determination, patience, familial love, and the spirit to never give up – has become the guiding principle of my life.
By Midas3 years ago in Men
My Daddy
My daddy taught me a lot about life and most of the time I never even knew he was teaching me. He always had time to answer questions that I had to ask, never stopping to say they were stupid. He made sure I knew how to do the things I needed to do to have a normal childhood. Even though my parents were divorced, he was always just a message away if I needed him for any reason. My daddy will always be my first hero and teacher.
By Mother Combs3 years ago in Men
My Father
I was very fortunate to have such a great father. My childhood wasn’t perfect, but I do know that I had all the love in the world. The early years were filled with fun and games with my dad. We watched our favorite shows together which taught me to have a love for fantasy and science fiction. I wasn’t overly into sports, like my dad was, but we still bet on games. When my team won, I got to go to Chuck E. Cheese and when his did, I had to give him a foot rub. Thankfully the vikings weren’t doing too good those years.
By Robbie Nagle3 years ago in Men
Why Men Share Less
Introduction: When it comes to talking about their thoughts and feelings, it's no secret that men often share less compared to women. In this blog post, we'll explore the reasons behind this phenomenon and shed light on why men tend to keep things to themselves. Let's dig deeper into this intriguing topic and gain a better understanding.
By Keep Walking Lad!3 years ago in Men
Prostate Cancer
Introduction Prostate cancer is one of the most common types of cancer affecting men worldwide. It develops in the prostate gland, a small walnut-shaped organ located below the bladder. In this article, we will explore the risk factors associated with prostate cancer, its symptoms, and available treatment options.
By Grace Atookey 3 years ago in Men
Manly(ish)
Hand off your hat, Grab a beer, and Settle in. We’re off for a bumpy ride. It’s the MAN TRAIN. It may go off the rails. First off, let me note that, even without the obvious feathered embellishments and scarring ... I look absolutely nothing like the picture above. Well, I do have arms, legs, head, eyes.. and all the requisite anatomical parts that define the basic biological make up of the human male. All of which still function properly. 👍 That is almost where it ends. I am 60, a bit overweight, 5’6” tall, and no person’s definition of a … “hunk.” My beloved wife & soulmate, however, just said to me, “To me, you are my hunk.”
By Andrew C McDonald3 years ago in Men
Why Do Salons Wash Your Hair After Coloring?
When it comes to hair coloring, whether it's highlights for hair or full permanent hair color, there's a common step that most salons follow: washing your hair after the color application. Have you ever wondered why this step is necessary? In this blog post, we'll delve into the reasons why salons wash your hair after coloring and why it's an important part of the coloring process.
By Steel Blade Men's Salon3 years ago in Men
Celebrating Fatherhood. Content Warning.
Once upon a time, in a small town nestled amidst rolling green hills, there lived a man named David. He was a simple man with a heart full of love and a smile that could light up the darkest of rooms. David was a father, and his greatest joy in life was his children. Little did he know that his journey of fatherhood would become an inspiration to those around him, an embodiment of the unsung heroes who walk among us.
By MARK SOHAN3 years ago in Men
No One Really Tells You The Hardest Part Of Getting Older. Content Warning.
No one ever died wishing they’d worked more, she said, rightness written all over her pretty face. Dig taken. I don’t know, I said.
By MARK SOHAN3 years ago in Men
Why I Love my Pops.... Top Story - June 2023.
6JUN2023; 0354, TUE– Capitol Heights, Maryland, USA It's later than the second American Revolution tonight. Tho, I believe that there's no time like the present for a gift of a gem, dropped on me way back when; by none other than the Old Man.
By Nefarious Darrius3 years ago in Men